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Cable Roads in Los Angeles.

Cable Roads in Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, April 11th.- The City
Council to-day granted to Herman Silver
and ]. F. Crank a franchise for double
track cable road from the west to the east
side of the city. These gentlemen now
control all the street railways in the city,
and will convert them into cable roads.
1t will be the largest and best equipped
cable system in the world.
A Smash-Up.
Los ANGELES, April 11th.-A freight
train on the L. a. and S. G. V. r. r. was
wrecked to-day near Garganzo. Several
cars were smashed up. The track was
softened by the rain.
Stoneman's Bonanza.
Los ANGELES, April 11th.-Ex-G Governor
Stoneman has placed his Alhambra prop
erty upon the market in small tracts. He
will realize $500 900 on it.
Citrus Show at Riverside.
RIVERSIDE, April 11th.-At the citrus
exhibition now in progress here ]. E. Cut
ter exhibits an orange called the King.
The buds were received from the King of
siam, and the fruit promises to be rival
of our famous Riverside Nayels.
San Jose Election.
SAN JOSE, April 11th.-At the election
to-day the Republicans and Democrats
secured two Councilmen and two School
Directors each. Both Boards remain Re
publican.
Should Have All the Law Allows.
SAN JOSE, April 11th-Edward Henley,
who pleaded guilty in the Superior Court
to-day to charge of assault to murder his
wife, will be sentenced on Friday. Henley
is the man who broke Jail last January and
managed to elude the officers for two
months
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CHANGED DAILY FOR c. a. GEMAN-APRm ls, 1887.


ssS- One Hundred and Thirty four Cases of NEW
SPRING GOODS, direct from Eastern Importers and
Manufacturers have been added to our stock within
the past twenty days, COMPRISING BOOTS AND
SHOES FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN;
BOYS, YOUTHS AND MEMS CLOTHING, made to our
special order; MEMS AND BOYS HATS, in the
Latest Styles in Straw MANILA Chip, Cloth Felt and
Full Dress.
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is fairly teem-
ing with all the NOVELTIES in Trimmed and Tn
trimmed HeadWear for Ladies, Misses and Children
this seasons effects surprising any previous one III
the great variety we are showing and at astonish-
ingly LOW PRICES.
THE DRESS GOODS COUNTER is full to over
flowing with desirable Spring and Summer Material
too many items to detail in allotted space-but
it will pay you reader, to examine our stock, which
will be cheerfully shown, and feel assured our
prices will bear a favorable comparison with ANY
OTHER HOUSE in the Trade.
We have great many Entirely New Things in
CENTS AND BOYS FURNISHING GOODS: New
Dress Shirts in Linen, Percale, CheTiot and Calico;
New Neckwear, New Half Hose, Handkerehiefs, suS-
penders, Collars Cuffs, Etc.
IN GENTS SPRING AND SUMMER UNDER
WEAR we have exceIled ourselves. We have every
thing needfu to supply the wants OF the painest TO
the most fastidOuS Large and Medium MerlnO,
Plain and Fancy-strped; Balbriggan, in Solid Color
and Fancy Patterns; Camel'S Hair and Fine All-Wool
Textures in Negligee or 0YershirtS; some uncom-
monIy Pretty Designs in Cheviot Cotton; Wool and
COton-mixed and AI-wOOl, from the Cheapest to the
Finest Grades.
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Ribbons. Corsets, En-
brOiderieS, Handkerehiefs and NOtiOns-an immense
assortment, and at lowest possible prices.
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cognition, her skull and thigh fractured
and ankle crushed. She died this evening:
Miss Shaul had leg badly fractured, and
was terribly bruised and burned, but may
survive. Shorts head is a mass OF cats
and contusions, ard he is badly burned.
He remains unconscious ana his recovery
is doubtful. Thomson is painfully but not
fatally bruised The supposition IS that
the party carried naked lamp and en-
countered body Of fire-damp.
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A BAY DISASTER.
pposed Drowning of Four Young Men
np

Supposed Drowning of Four Young Men
on Sunday.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11th.-An Italian
fisherman found small sailing boat ON
Lime Point this morning, and in it evi-
dences that it had been lately occupied by
several persons. Investigation disclosed
the fact that the boat belonged to John r
Doyley, q young canvasSer of this city
who went out in the boat yesterday alter
noon at 2 o'clock with three companions
whose names could not be learned and as
Doyley has not been seen since, it is pre-.
sumed that he and his companions were
drowned. 1t is stated that he has rich
uncle, Captain Doyley, in San Jose.
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Enemies Under His own Root.
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ALMOST a TRAGEDY.

Ward, the Comedian, Shot in Bottom
Theater.
BosToE, April 11lh.-James NJ. Ward,
the Irish comedian, who began an engage
ment at the Bijou Theater, in his play Of
Red Fox, was painfully wounded dur
ing the third act, by a supernumary named
Cohee. In this aci, Ward as Rody, the
hero, in attempting to. escape from prison
is shot. Cohee, in discbarging the gun,
aimed too low, and the charge Of wadoing
penetrated Wards breast. striking and
bending the breast-bone. The curtain vas
lowered and the injured man removed be-
hind the scenes, where physicians were
summoned. The audience was apprised of
the accident and dismissed. The physicians
succeeded III removing the paper -waddiug
from the wound, but say that Ward cannot
return to the stage for several weeks.
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THE WOOL INDUSTRY.
Wool Dealers to Apply for the Susper
sion of the New Law.

W ool dealers 10 Apply Ior the Suspen'
sion of the New Law.
SAN FRANCISCO, April hth-[Special. J.
of taking such action as would induce the
Interstate Commission to suspend Section
4 of the interstate commerce law. so far as
it relates to wool Under the present in
depreciation of the law the rate on wool
to New York is So 20, whereas+he old rate
was 624 cents per 100 pounds. 1t was
claimed that if the new rate was main
tanned the wool industry of California
would be destroyed, as the surplus pro-
duction could not be sent East with profit
A committee was appointed to collect the
necessary information and forward it 10 the
Interstate Commission on Wednesday next.
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FRIGHTFuL ACCIDENT.
sight-seers Enter Coal Mine and En-
counter an Explosion.

counter an Explosion.
PorTsyILLE tPa.), April 11th.-A fright
full accident occurred in mine at the
Chamberlain colliery, at st. Clair, this af-
ternoon. Miss Berlista Shaul and Miss
Minnie Kerter. accompanied by Harry
Short and Edwin Thomson. entered the
mine to inspect its operation. The mine
had not been working for a week. and none
but the employers were inside at the time.
In an adjacent working, however. were Al
bert Thomson, another of the firm, and
several others, who were making exam
nations of the works They were
startled by heavy explosion and
hastened there to investigate They
came upon Messrs Short and Thomson and
the two ladies lying upon the ground, all
frightfully burned and mangled They
were taken out as speedily as possible.
Miss Kerter's face was burned beyond re-
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OREGON.
Strike of Chinese Laborers on Railroad.

PORTLAND, April 11th.- This morning
the Cinnamon employed on the Northern
Pacific loading gravel on cars to ballast the
road east of this city struck for one dollar
day. They had been receiving so cents.
Most of them have gone to work on the
California and Oregon extension.
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ARIZONA.
Some Respectable" Citizens Arrested
for Cattle Stealing.

BENSON, April th-Sheriff Slaughter,
accompanied by deputies, last Friday ar
rested five alleged cattle thieves at Con
tention, in this county. They were carried
to Tombstone and placed under $500 each,
which was promptly given. The parties
under arrest are respectable, and their
friends are slow in believing them guilty.
The charges were sworn out by John
Vaughan, who says that he found hide
in defendants possession with his brand.
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Booming the Boom,

WOODLAND, April 11th.-The boom agi-
tation has taken possession of Woodland.
On Saturday evening an enthusiastic meet
ing of citizens was held at the Courthouse,
whereat the Yolo County Board of Trade
and immigration Association was perma-
nently organized. The Board of Directors
are Major Frank Freeman, K. B. Blowers,
Dr. George Jackson, w. II. Ludden, W. NJ.
Coward, G. T. Bidwell, E. T.. Glove, Chas.
Colt, L. w. Hilliker, J. W. Norton, Hon.
Charles F. Reed, L. NJ Clarke, J. s. Tut,
W. L. Wood, Thomas Snyder. Six of the
number reside in Woodland and the re-
mainder in The outside districts of the
county. This is movement TO boom the
whole county, and there is plenty of money
and pluck back OF it. Yolo possesses in
climate, soil and location superior advan-
tages, and the people are determined that
the world shall not longer remain un-
mindful of the fact that this is one of the
best counties in the State. -
ORANGE, April 11th.-Real estate is RAP
idly advancing. The old hotel corner, op-
posite the plaza, sold to-day for $3.50, 600
The real estate sales for the week ending
April 9th amounted to 100000.
SANLA ANA, April 11th.-The boom in
Santa Ana continues unabated. S. E
French tract, corner OF Fourth and French
streets, just sold for 10000. Another town
lot, that two years ago brought 81 900, sold
yesterday for SIS 600. Real. estate sales fol
the past week amount to $4,000.
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PRAIRIE FIRES.

Property Destroyed and lives Lost on
Kansas Preiries.
KANSAS CRY, April 11th "A disastrous
prairie fire is raging in Phillips and Norton
counties in Kansas. 1t started Saturday
evening near Edmon, where four houses
were burned. Crossing the Central Branch
Railroad, it has extended northwesterly to
Narcator, having destroyed quite a num-
Der of houses, with all other perishable
property, in its track. 1t is reported that
nine to twelve persons have perished, but
the facts cannot be definitely learned
owing to the injury to telegraph wires
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CANADA.

Great Rejoicipg over the Arrival of the
Eagle.
ST. JOHN, april 11th.-The sealing steam
ship Eagle which arrived here to-day, re-
ports that the debris ana Supposed wreck
age with the ships name found on the ice,
were flung overheard to make room for
seals. There is great rejoicing among the
sealers' families over the arrival Of the
supposed lost steamer
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Further Disasters Along the North Pacific
Coast

VICTORIA, April 11th.- The sealing
schooner Black Diamond had her decks
swept clean on the first twenty-five miles
from Cape Flattery. Miles Simpoon, ma
tive of this city, was lost
The Captain reports q schooner, name
unknown, ashore at Cape Flattery, water
logged.
A bark was seen in Barclay Sound, be-
lieved to be the Elsinore.
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FTTsl-All Fits stopped free by DR..
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and 81 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send to DR.. Kline, 931 Arch street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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UnequaIed.

For the relief and cure of all diseases
of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bowels, the value of Ayers Cathartic
Pills cannot be overestimated. This
remedy is also unrivaled in curing
Rheumatic and Neuralgia affections.
For keeping the Stomach, Bowels,
and Liver in good working ordeE have
never found any medicine equal to
Ayers Cathartic Pills. l always use
this remedy when occasion requires.
Randolph Morse, Lynchburg, Va.
About five years since, my son became
a cripple from Rheumatism. His Joints
and limbs were drawn ont OF shape by
the exerueiating pain, and his general
health was very much impaired. Nfedi-
cines did not reach his case until he
commenced taking Ayers Pills, three
boxes of which cured him. He is now
as free from the complaint as if he had
never had it, and bis distorted limbs
have recovered their shape and pliancy.
= William White, Lebanon, Pa.
After suffering, for months, from dis
orders OF the Stomach and Liver, 1 took
Ayers Pills. Three boxes cured me- -
d. D. Piekthall, Machias, Me.
a
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CORK, April 11th-A letter appears from
Mr. Kennedy in the Cork Herald, saying
that the suspicious vessel seen off Youghal
is the Gulvare, which left an American
port ten days ago. He says It is part of
the Government plot to tleat the people to
a scare in order to assist in passing the
coercion bill and that the vessel will cruise
between Queenstown and Youghal and try
to entrap men TO assist in landing dynam-
lite, when the Government agents will be
ready to seize them. Mr.. Kennedy asserts
that the plot was originated at Dublin
Castle.
Enemies Under His Own Roof.
LoNpoN, April I1ih.-The Times CORE
spondent at ST. Petersburg says it is re-
ported that the Gar, before returning TO
Gatschina on Wednesday, found letters on
his writing table in the Winter Palace,
threatening him with death.
The Pope and Ireland.
ROME, April 11tb-In consequence of
England's treatment of Ireland and the
attiJrde Of the Irish clergy on the Irish
question, the Pope has charged Cardinal
Simeoni 10 make thorough inquiry into
the whole matter and draft instructions for
the Irish Bishops.
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knights of Pythias.

SANTA Rosa, April 11th.-Between 200
and 800 delegates and visitors to the Grand
Lodge Knights Of Pythiss, arrived in this
city tonight. They were met al the train
by Reception Committee and members of
the local Lodge. The visitors were taken
to their rooms and hotels.
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WALLA WALLA, April 11th.-The Demo-
Gratis are highly pleased with the Presi-
dents appointment of Eugene Sample, of
Vancouver, as Governor of Washington
Territory One hundred guns are now
being fred to celebrate the event.
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From Rheumatic Sufferer-Cu-ed.
Ironton, Ohio, Nov. 6, 1886.
-Four years ago / was troubled with
rheumatism in arm and shoulder. used
St. Jacobs Oil and covered the parts with
flannel. continued its use until no
longer felt the rheumatism. have never
been battered with it since.
JACOB WEDDLE, Late Col. Vols, q. S. A.
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peath Of a Prominent cttlz.n,

NASHVILLE, April l1th-EberS. Ssearns.
Chancellor Of the University Of Tennessee,
and President OF the State Normal college,,
died this morning.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S;JACOBs OIL,
CONOUERS PAIN.
ohm Baptist soc.-1ss2.

ES-After a lapse Of years statements confirming
The efficacy Of 81. Jacobs OIL and It's permanent
cares, are giUen beolu.
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NIEXICO.
Politicians Have Urgent Business Across
tho Rardar

GUAYMAs, April 11th.-Three of the most
important leaders of the opposition party
have gone to Arizona tor fear of being ar
rested in Sonora The State elections Will
take place on the oath.
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The PetaIuma Election.

PETALUMA, April 1lth.-The election
passed off quietly, though there was in
tense feeling over the election of Marshal
and two others of the city Board, as well
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THE CHARLES A. voGELER CO., Baltimore Nd.
Rs-AH persons usING S. Jacobs OIL or Red
Star Cough Cure, teig ty sending ro.cent stamp
and history Of their case, receive ADVICE FREE.
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Star MILLS ARD MALT HOUSE.

10Ic 10ls, 1920. FIFTH STREET, SACRA-
lUiO. mento. NEUBOURG & LAGES, Pro
prietoTS. Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds
of Meals. Would call special attention to our
Kindred Cornmeal. Oatmeal, etc. Also, deal
ers in HOPS Corks, Produce, Grain, Feed, and a
general assortment of Brewers Supplies.
"a Exchange sold on all Principal Cities in
Europe. If
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The wrecked Bark.

SANTA CRUZ, April 11th.-News reached
here last evening of the wreck of the three
masted bark j. w. Seaver, owned by A,
Crawford & Co, 81 and 20 Market street.
San Francisco. The second mate, John
Brown, sailor named Anderson (aSwede)
and the Chinese cook were drowned. The
Captain, Robertson, was brought ashore
exhausted. One sailor came ashore lashed
to board. The bark was wrecked at Point
New Year, about three miles from this city
She was loaded with hay and salt, bound
for the Colorado river, and left San Fran
cisco Friday morning
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rHE aRANp LopeE coNYENEs

SANTA Rosa, April 11th.-The Grand
Lodge convened at o'clock. All the
officers were present except Grand Master
alarms The Credentials Committee
was not prepared to report, and further
time was granted, and the Lodge adjourned
till 8 in the morning.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Fatal ARRAY Between White Lahore
and Chinese.

and Chlnese.
TACOMA, April 11th.-By train just ar
rived from the front, particularssof the
trouble at Sunday creek, in the Cascade
mountains, is learned The Chineselabor-
ers, becoming dissatisfied with their boss,
tried to kill him, when the guards inter
fered. In the row following three China
men were fatally injured, one in the head
and two in the body. Two guards were
cut slightly with hatchets, and the wounded
men were brought down and taken to the
hospital.
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Sudden Death,

CHICO, April 11th.-Mrs David Craig
died very suddenly last night at the fam
lily residence on the Bee ranch, about four
miles northwest of this city. She had been
complaining during the day of not feeling
well, and laid down on the bed to rest, but
had hardly touched the bed when she
rolled to the floor, dead. The cause of her
death is supposed to have been heart dis
ease, accelerated, perhaps, by her long
watch over her son, Samuel Craig, who is
lying at the point Of death.
GI,oota Ca+tIa
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Ayers Pills,

Prepared BY DR.. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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Ex-Prest. st. John Baptist Soc.-1SS2.
Muskegon, Michigan.
Being one of your patients in the use of
st. Jacobs Oil, in a case of chronic rheu-
matism, l can recommend it fully, as my
pains are ceasing and am using third
bottle. NAPOLEON NORMANDIN,
From Same Years Later.
Muskegon, Mich, Nov. 2, 1885
Suffered years with rheumat ssm in the
legs Saw many doctors and nothing did
me any good. tried few bottles Of ST.
Jacobs Oil. The rheumatism entirely dis
appeared. NAPOLEON NORMANDIN.
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The Placer Movement.

AUBURN, April 11th.-Another meeting
of Placer county citizens was held yester-
day to consider the water question. A
committee reported an assurance from the
South Yuba Company that it would keep
the Bear river ditch supplied during the
present season. Various plans for securing
greater permanent supply were discussed,
but nothing was decided on.
The Board of Supervisors has appropri-
ated 81 coo to advertise the county and pro-
mote immigration, and ]. P. Whitney, of
Rocklin, added $500 to the fund.
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Chico, April 11th-The funeral of Mrs.
Billou took place this forenoon from her
residence, one mile north of ST. John. It
was largely attended, and extreme grief
was manifested by all.
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as our Recorder. C. E. Polk, for Assessor,
had no opposition. There were 69l votes
polled, but so much scratching was done
that the total will not be counted before 8
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An Editors sufrering-oct., 1880.

An Editors Suffering 1880.
Bloomington, H.
l have had rheumatism IN my ankle
for many years and could get no relief.
Three applications of st. Jacobs Oil has
almost entirely cured me.
From Same Years Later-Cured.
Bloomington, Ill, Oct. Is, 1856.
think it was in 1880 st. Jacobs Oil cured
me of rheumatism. had it ell my life
and it settled in my ankle. Could not
walk without cane. bought one bottle
and used it. In few days the pain was
gone and to this day I have not had
touch oft. PERCY A. FOLSOM,
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CHICO, April 11th.-Miss Lizzie Decker,
who was so severely burned some weeks
ago by the explosion of coal-oil can, died
about o'clock yesterday morning of her
injuries, after three weeks intense suffer
ing. The funeral took place at o'clock
this afternoon from the NJ. E. Church
South
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-21

HOGS 33s M S{ g 3i
AZ. Furlong exhibited some fine Poland
China hogs, all the old ones recorded and
the pigs entitled 10 record ia the a. r. O..
Nj. Furlone Is the vice president
from Minnesota Of this association. 5 M
II Geo. Weber, Of Lansing, had herd Of
ie hogs, OIL Poland China, at the head Of
which was Sweep . u months old
boar, weight 500 pounds. and recorded IN
tharA. 2. g. r., No. 6678. These pigS
are full blood and entitled to record, aud
win appear In the 9th vol. A. p. G. r.
lMar. = Weber got first premium on Sweep 4
"a lrst on two other pens and . second on
che fourth pen. 4@5 .*.i 4 J; /. gs.%,s ..
81 IN 5 s.ls. CATTLE 5&3@ NJ IA .5@
NJ. Johnson took second premium on
9 I Jersey cali. 81 81. ss4.. . NJ. .:,. y.s. * #
rs ]. N. Sterling on grade Durham calves
,dve months old, took first premium.
Thos. Malone had : full blood Durham
bull on exhibition, but we did not learn
whether he took q premium. !. Z: !.
We cannot give the award Of premiums
this week as the committee will not meet
until Saturday. We hope to have the
list for our next issue. ss3% ~ = s,Ss ~ ~